Juan Campodónico has always navigated multiple worlds.
He grew up between Montevideo and Mexico City, surrounded by the echoes of Uruguayan music that arrived on cassettes, the global sounds of Mexico City, and the theater environment of his parents.

This cross-cultural experience shaped his identity and allowed his creations to connect with a generation that lived through digital transition, migration, globalization, and the collapse of many paradigms.

His creative imprint has been present in the fascinating blend of tango and milonga with electronic music in the Bajofondo collective, which he founded alongside Gustavo Santaolalla; in the mix of hip hop and rock with Peyote Asesino; in his project Campo, where he continued exploring popular culture through an indie pop aesthetic; and in his multi-award-winning career as a producer for artists such as Jorge Drexler, Cuarteto de Nos, Zoe Gotusso, No Te Va Gustar, and Kevin Johansen, among many others.

Throughout his career, Juan has won four Latin Grammy Awards, the Argentine Carlos Gardel Award, and several Graffiti Awards in Uruguay. He has also been nominated for the U.S. Grammy Awards with both Campo and Bajofondo.

In recent years, he has also composed music for film (Divino Amor by Gabriel Mascaro) and for the runways of New York and Paris in numerous projects for Gabriela Hearst and Chloé.

Now he begins a new chapter under his own name. His artistic sensibility, once spread across different projects, comes together in this new perspective on his album Todo Esto Tampoco Soy Yo.